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“No one loves a fairy over 40” is a big, fat lie
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Seriously surprised.I don’t consider myself a looker, but then I’ve never been my “type” so have struggled to see myself as others do.
I go to the gym regularly but am nowhere near ‘muscle daddy’ status.It helps, undoubtedly, that I live in a big city with a thriving gay population.
I know it would be a very different story if I lived somewhere rural.I don’t really go out on the scene much so I’m grateful we now have the apps, for all their pitfalls.
Maybe I’d feel more invisible in the bars and clubs.I’m not writing this to show off (‘Hey, look at me! Still getting plenty of sex!’), but I do think it’s a valuable message to put out there to younger gay men.
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12.08 / 12:55
BBC
Tom Daley praised for exposing horrors of how gay people are treated in certain Commonwealth countries in ‘deeply moving’ documentary
Tom Daley has been praised by viewers for his unflinching and ‘shocking’ look at how LGBTQ+ people are treated in certain countries in his documentary Tom Daley: Illegal To Be Me.The 28-year-old retired diver spoke to athletes identifying as members of the LGBTQ+ about their experiences of persecution in their home countries ahead of the Commonwealth Games, where 35 of the 56 member states still outlaw homosexuality.Travelling to places including Jamaica and Pakistan, as well as speaking with a Nigerian refugee, the programme did not shy away from revealing the full and traumatic extent of some of its participants’ experiences – one of whom was stabbed in the arm for being gay, and another of who’s friend was murdered.As Tom himself said in reaction to that story: ‘Sad doesn’t even cover it, it’s like something out of a horror film.’However, the documentary attracted plaudits online as Tom campaigned for the Pride flag to be included in the Games’ Opening Ceremony, as well as exploring the idea of banning anti-LGBT nations from hosting the event in future years.‘Tom Daley is no longer just a sportsman, he’s an activist & a #LGBTQ community hero,’ tweeted one fan. ‘Using his diving platform to take a leap into uncomfortable truths about the commonwealth (a day after they ended!) with other leading activists is a bold move.
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